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Eleanor Lutz

Eleanor Lutz is an information designer working at the Graphics desk. She holds a Ph.D. in data science and biology from the University of Washington.

  1. The Civilian Casualty Files

    The New York Times is making public hundreds of the Pentagon’s confidential assessments of reports of civilian casualties resulting from U.S.-led airstrikes in Iraq and Syria.

    By Azmat Khan, Lila Hassan, Sarah Almukhtar and Rachel Shorey

  2. Maps: Where the Tornadoes Struck, Destroying Buildings and Homes

    Dozens of people were killed as tornadoes swept across at least six states Friday night and early Saturday morning.

    By Matthew Bloch, Keith Collins, Lazaro Gamio, Eleanor Lutz, Jugal K. Patel, Scott Reinhard, Anjali Singhvi and Weiyi Cai

  3. Where the Despairing Log On, and Learn Ways to Die

    It has the trappings of popular social media, a young audience and explicit content on suicide that other sites don’t allow. It is linked to a long line of lives cut short.

    By Megan Twohey and Gabriel J.X. Dance

  4. Map: Tracking Hurricane Sam’s Path

    A map showing the storm’s route as it moved across the Atlantic Ocean.

    By Jugal K. Patel and Eleanor Lutz

  5. A Tour of China’s Future Tiangong Space Station

    An illustrated guide to the different sections of China’s new space station.

    By Eleanor Lutz

  6. Map: Nicholas’s Path and Rainfall

    Maps showing the storm’s route as it hit Texas and brought heavy rain on a path toward Louisiana.

    By Matthew Bloch and Eleanor Lutz

  7. Map: Tracking Larry’s Path

    A map showing the storm’s route as it approached eastern Canada.

    By Matthew Bloch, Jugal K. Patel and Eleanor Lutz

  8. Map: Where Ida Has Left Louisiana and Mississippi Without Power

    These maps show the storm’s route, its aftermath along the Gulf Coast and the power outages it left in its wake.

    By Matthew Bloch, Eleanor Lutz, Jugal K. Patel, Scott Reinhard, Tim Wallace and Blacki Migliozzi

  9. Many Older Americans Still Aren’t Vaccinated, Making the Delta Wave Deadlier

    Compared with other highly vaccinated countries, large parts of the United States have many vulnerable seniors, helping spur hospitalization and death.

    By Josh Holder and Amy Schoenfeld Walker

  10. For Katie Ledecky, the Longer the Race the Better

    How Katie Ledecky’s competitors are closing the gap on her dominance in the pool.

    By Larry Buchanan, Matthew Futterman, Taylor Johnston, Jasmine C. Lee, Eleanor Lutz and Joe Ward